Fluval Plant and Shrimp Stratum, For Fish Tanks, 4.4 lbs., 12693

This has become a standard in my substrates, I blend it in with gravel, sand, whatever type I'm setting up. Planted tanks are the only way I roll, fully bioactive, and (virtually) changeless system set-up; soil is vital to plants and plants are vital to the chemistry. I've 2 products from this brand and I'm not inclined to change unless a real good reason manifests to do so. Neither product is what one may call 'cheap,' but it's certainly worth the money, my aquatic plants are so healthy that some specimens are abnormally big and have been a challenge to identify. (some of my seed stock didn't have anything but Chinese on the labels, so I had to wait until they grew to get them identified correctly.) The success I'm having with my tanks seems almost uncanny given I'm still something of a "newbie," these are my first tanks, all are less than a year old, and to have nailed it on the complete and healthy ecosystem model like a pro is testament to how great the science is developed and disseminated - and to the quality of products. Soil is everything, whether in my garden beds, potted plants, or aquatics - same rules apply. As I've said many times already, my water quality tests are always so spot on that it looks like I'm 'cheating,' and this stuff is one of the ingredients achieving all that.

Perfect for my 5.5 gallon shrimp tank, with some left over to rescale and make a 1/2 gallon plant tank too. I used a mix of this and aquanautical biosubstrate to set up my neocaridina shrimp tank, it’s been running for several months now and everything is great! Plants are growing (with fertilizer use) and moss is mossing! Shrimp seem to enjoy digging through the little spherical substrate for food, and planting isn’t too hard.

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Muy bueno para plantas baby, cornos y restauración de plantas